Bring Your Daughter to Work Day
Thursday, June 21, 2007
For the past three years, the last day of school which is a pupil-free day has been a sort of a bring your daughter to work day.
This is the first year that I actually understood
that I would be visiting where Dad went to work
everyday. When we got there, we were swarmed by
well-wishers congratulating us for the recent
addition to our household. Then I was bombarded with
questions such as, 'What's your name?', 'Are you
excited about your baby brother?', 'How old are
you?', 'How are you?'. I decided to play dumb and
mute and let Dad answer all the questions.
After the deluge passed, I helped Dad get some stuff from his classroom, said 'hi' to more people, got some papers signed, and ate lunch. My favorite part of the day was seeing Dad's classroom. Before we left, I asked if we could go back to the classroom one more time. Unfortunately, Dad had already turned in his keys
After the deluge passed, I helped Dad get some stuff from his classroom, said 'hi' to more people, got some papers signed, and ate lunch. My favorite part of the day was seeing Dad's classroom. Before we left, I asked if we could go back to the classroom one more time. Unfortunately, Dad had already turned in his keys
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